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Unit 3: Causes of the American Revolution
Unit 3: Causes of the American Revolution
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If you were boycotting British tea, what would you be doing?
Refusing to buy British tea
Dumping British tea into Boston Harbor
Tarring and feathering British tea merchants
Paying high prices for British tea
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A tax put on colonists by Parliament that taxed molasses and was designed to prevent smuggling
Stamp tax
Sugar Act
Mustard Tax
Boston Massacre
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George Washington's actions during the French and Indian War established his reputation as a(n):
Effective peacemaker
Savvy politician
Skilled military leader
Rebellious colonist
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American colonists who believed that the colonies had the right to govern themselves.
New Englanders
Patriots
Loyalists
Bostonians
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How did the British respond to the Boston Tea Party?
They blockaded Boston Harbor
They pulled all British troops out of Massachusetts
They invaded the United States
They passed the Townshend Acts
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What is an example of an imported good?
A car that's manufactured in the same country that it'ssold
A car that's manufactured in Michigan but sold in Tennessee
A car that's manufactured in Germany but sold in the United States
A car that's brought into Canada illegally from the United States
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First 2 skirmishes that led to the start of the Revolutionary War
Lexington and Concord
Boston Massacre
Boston Tea Party
Smuggling
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a small army made up of ordinary citizens who are available to fight in an emergency.
army
militia
navy
battalion
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political protest by the Sons of Liberty in Boston, Massachusetts
in which they destroyed massive amounts of tea
Boston Tea Party
Coercive/Intolerable Acts
Salem Witch Trials
Lexington and Concord
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laws designed to punish the colony of Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party and closed Boston Harbor until tea was paid
Paul Reveres Ride
Coercive/Intolerable Acts
Declaration of Independence
Boston Massacre
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Confrontation between British soldiers and Boston patriots that resulted in several people being killed
Boston Massacre
Paul Reveres Midnight Ride
Kent State Shootings
Boston Tea Party
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The petition to convince King George to peacfully meet the needs of the colonists was called the Olive Branch Petition
True
False
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American colonists who were loyal to the British government.
Midwesterners
Loyalists
Southerners
Patriots
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What does it mean to "repeal" a law?
To obey it grudgingly
To refuse to obey it
To overturn it
To protest it
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To refuse to buy one or more goods from a certain source. An organized refusal by many people.
boycott
protest
attack
riot
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Act of Parliament designed to reduce the massive amounts of tea held by the British East India Company
Proclamation of 1763
Tea Act
stamp act
Boston Massacre
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the unjust use of government power.
king
dictatorship
abuse
tyranny
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a nation that joins another nation in some common effort, such a winning a war.
friends
family
allies
acquaintance
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If you were a colonist, why would you have been upset about the Quartering Act?
It would've made all of your Colonial money worthless
It might have forced you to let British soldiers live inyour house
It would've prevented you from being represented in Parliament
It would've forced you to pay taxes on tea, paper, andother British goods
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The Declaration of Independence says that "all men are created equal." How did George Washington fail to live up to this
He rebelled against King George III
He led men into war
He served as an elected official
He owned enslaved people
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Which famous phrase best summarizes the American colonists' objection to the Stamp Act?
Give me liberty or give me death
All men are created equal
No taxation without representation
A penny saved is a penny earned
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The Sons of Liberty were far more radical than the Stamp Act Congress. In this context, what does "radical" mean?
Extreme
. Secretive
. Popular
Subdued
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a statement or action expressing disapproval of or objection to something.
protest
attack
riot
boycott
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How could the British government have prevented the American Revolution?
By increasing taxes on the colonists
By allowing colonists to elect representatives to Parliament
By overruling the decisions of the colonial legislatures
a. By forcing King George III to give up the throne
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The line Parliament put down the App. Mountains to separate colonists and indigenous people
Proclamation line of 1763
Goal line
border line
Line dance
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A direct tax by Parliament to the colonies on glass, lead, paint, paper and tea.
Tea Tax
Stamp Tax
Boston Tea Party
Townshend Acts
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The act by Parliament that put a tax on all paper products
Boston Massacre
stamp act
townshend acts
Proclamation of 1763
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Acts of British Parliament requiring local governments to provide British soldiers with housing and food
townshend acts
tea act
stamp act
quartering act
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What is the best definition of "tyranny?"
Allowing a legislative body to determine tax policy
. Passing laws that some people don't like
Not allowing citizens to have any say in thegovernment
Maintaining a standing army
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Who wrote the famous pamphlet called Common Sense. It convinced colonists they needed freedom from Britain.
Thomas Paine
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson